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Hey Michele Bachmann,
I Got Your Nobel Laureates Right Here

By Lauri Lebo

…ce against the student for having the audacity to question Bachmann. The 16-year-old Myers says that some commenters have called her “a whore.” Bachmann has not responded to the challenge, nor has she issued a statement condemning the threats. This week, 17-year-old Baton Rouge high school student Zack Kopplin called on Bachmann to back up her statement from 2006 in which she said lots of Nobel Prize winners support intelligent design. Exhibit B:…

How Did Hasidic Jewry Become a Stronghold of Trumpism?

By Shaul Magid

…ewar Europe. It was, as David Myers and Naomi Stolzenberg write in their upcoming book, Teitelbaum’s American fantasy; an American shtetl. In the street protests and general political activism in present day Hasidism we may be witnessing yet another iteration of Hasidism’s developing Americanism. While Hasidim have always supported political candidates and voted in relatively high numbers, most of the advocacy was primarily transactional; they sup…

Hell Is (For) Other People

By Peter Laarman

…t God is about. An opening sequence of Miller attempting to engage some mad-as-hell Westboro Baptists left me worrying, “Oh. He’s going to caricature the brimstoners. Not good.” But it soon becomes obvious that Miller really does want to know the minds of people like atheist Robert McKee, who thinks universalism is a form of wussiness among people who just can’t handle dichotomies and who are uncomfortable with ultimate choosing. If the pro-ECT (e…

Why I Give Zero F*cks What Anti-Gay Christians Think

By Candace Chellew-Hodge

…d homosexuality actually have some sort of authoritative merit. Here’s the news flash: They don’t. It’s high time we stop giving a fuck what the evangelical, anti-gay Christians say, or believe, about homosexuality. Why? Because they don’t have a clue. Not just about science and biology and years and years of research around the subject, but because they don’t have a clue about Jesus or God or anything they claim to have a corner on. In reality, t…

Stephen King Appeals to Gun Advocates’ Individual Responsibility

By Elizabeth Drescher

…he Founders’ parallel clarity with regard to regulation, even of eighteenth-century single-fire muskets. The sacred text of the gun lobby is thus dismissed by the sacred chant of their minions on the conservative right. “Jesus wept,” King writes in “Gun,” in reference to gun advocates’ unwillingness to yield on reasonable regulation, an echo of the minced curse that appears throughout his novels, and an indictment of the corrupted religious morals…

White People Dying Younger Because of…Moral Turpitude? Give Us a Break

By Peter Laarman

…gh-school education have fallen by almost 20% since 2008; it’s not that low-income people are still often shut out of needed preventive health care services, even under Obamacare; and it’s not that people within America’s lumpenproletariat are constantly being harassed by predatory lenders and debt collectors. No, it’s not those stressors. It’s morality. Reno allows that the “harsh economic realities of our globalized economy” may have something t…

“Ex-Gay” NPR Report Closets Mormon Side of the Story

By Joanna Brooks

…nhood co-founder David Matheson are Mormon. Both have ties to Evergreen, a high-profile LDS nonprofit organization that encourages gay Mormons to “diminish same-sex attractions and overcome homosexual behavior.” Evergreen is not an arm of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but the fact that high-ranking Church officials speak at Evergreen annual conferences is understood within the Mormon community as something like an official seal…

A King for Jesus: What the Religious Right Sees in Trump

By Roger O. Friedland

…Calcasieu Parish in Southern Louisiana, explores the paradox that white low-income citizens who depend on the state both hate it and love Trump. Her subjects were almost all believing Christians, mostly Southern Baptists and other evangelicals. Her account reveals the feelings of humiliation and rage behind their support of Trump, and the “ecstatic high” he provides them in his rallies where one of the posters proclaims “Thank you Lord Jesus for P…

On the 40th Anniversary of Hyde, A Theological Defense of Reproductive Justice

By Anita Little

…try exam. The other one, for whom scrambling the several hundred needed out-of-pocket was unfeasible, carried her child to term, giving birth a few weeks before prom. Their futures would only continue to diverge. For the past four decades, the Hyde Amendment, which prohibits federal funding for abortion, has made it nearly impossible for low-income women—predominantly women of color—to obtain a legal abortion. It’s the only procedure ever banned f…

Becoming Forever Lonesome: How Violence Changes Us

By Amanda Robb

…ing lot of a mall where she planned to pick up things on her daughter’s off-to-college list, when a DJ on her easy-listening radio station cut it to say there had been a shooting at the high school. The mother turned her car around and headed straight there. It was 11:30 a.m. so she knew where her daughter was: the library. She knew the very table the girl sat at. So the mother figured she would march into the school and bring the girl straight ho…